I am genuinely sick and tired of receiving instructions from the company about security measures.

(1) First of all, I don't understand what the material is about. I have no idea what they want to do for what purpose.

(2) According to the manual, I have never been able to set it up successfully in one shot.

(3) After setting up, attempts to restart the computer fail pretty, and in the worst case, the entire system can be destroyed. It is not even possible to restore the system to its original state.

By the way, this is my story as an 'IT engineer.'

Such instructions would be a 'nightmare' for those who do not.

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Is it because this is a "company of engineers" that forces the end user to go through such a complicated setup process?

Then I guess I'll have to give up, but I'm still really scared.

Or rather, if a security operation fails, work stops for the day, and if it is not good, you may not be able to do anything for a few days or a week.

It is worse than a cyber attack.

Several times, I have encountered that kind of thing.

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In the future, cyber attacks will become even more sophisticated and advanced. And maybe we will not be able to keep up.

An attacker can focus only on the attack, but we cannot allow our day to be spent only on defense.

It is a very demanding work environment, doing defense and regular work.

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If this continues and security measures become even more difficult for us to keep up with in the future,

-- A world in which hackers (crackers) will be the sole winners.

I feel so.

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So, the countermeasure is,

- Abandon all computers, smartphones, and the Internet.

Even if it is impossible to say,

- Tracing back time to the days of dial-up connections

I am seriously thinking that we should regress to this point.